Lorries can't 'log' out of Camerons


Timber trucks banned on Cameron Highlands roads were spotted in Carnation Park, Tanah Rata yesterday afternoon / REACH

PETALING JAYA: Three fully-loaded heavy-duty timber lorries are now stuck in Cameron Highlands after the authorities were informed about their presence there by Regional Environmental Awareness Cameron Highlands (Reach).

According to a Cameron Highlands District Council 1995 by-law, timber lorries are banned from using local roads from KM64.96 in Tapah to KM86.31 at the Blue Valley border.

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